Accepting—and learning to love—your scars can be a beautiful thing, but for me, scar removal has become an act of self love.
. “If you’re struggling with a scar that impacts your life—emotionally or otherwise—it’s important not to judge yourself. Scars—although often not bothersome to others—can be incredibly troubling to the bearer of the scar. In fact, scars can become focal points for the scar-bearer and become imbued with profound emotional and mental charge.”, a board-certified dermatologist in Miami, Florida, often works with patients who want to get rid of these reminders.
“You can certainly still love and accept yourself as you seek solutions to your scars,” says Dr. Manly. “When we empathetically work to remove or heal our scars and the emotional wounds that are often behind them, we can fall in love with our inner and outer selves just a bit more every day.”Through my own treatment, I’ve learned firsthand that there are many types of scars, and each is associated with an ideal method of treatment.
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